It supports a lot of Windows operating systems, including XP, Windows 7, 8, and 10.
You can even set virtual locations on Google Maps. It comes with support for both Nvidia and AMD chips. Though it is based on Android Lollipop, it can actually support other versions like Jelly Bean and Kit Kat. Here are the pros and cons that I found while using MEmu: Pros of MEmu It is quite decent for gaming but does exceptionally well in dealing with productivity apps. It was launched back in the year 2015 and it is based on Android Lollipop. MEmu Play is a relatively new player in the market. Because it has minimal support for apps, it is useless for app developers. It was designed and developed specifically to be compatible with Call of Duty: Mobile. It can play a limited number of games and supports a very limited number of apps. So, I don’t mind keeping it installed forever! It is a minimal app and doesn’t eat up much space on my computer’s hard disk. Mostly it can run on a gaming PC that was built back in 2005! Excellent integration of keyboard and mouse!. It is highly optimized for CODM, and the experience is surprisingly smooth, with no lags or stuttering! That was a pleasant surprise. What made me say that I don’t know whether to hate it or love it? Read the pros and cons to find out! Pros of GameLoop 
It has exclusive support for CODM or Call of Duty: Mobile, but it does support other games as well. It was previously known as Tencent Gaming Buddy. Honestly, I have a mixed feeling for this one in particular, and I don’t know whether to hate it or love it. Minimum System Requirements for BlueStacks So, if you don’t like delays (which no one does), don’t bother putting it on laptops or desktops that do not have powerful hardware.
On computers with low-end hardware, BlueStacks gave significant lags while playing games. Because BlueStacks’ free version is meant to remain free forever, you will occasionally see advertisements popping up. I will instead suggest sticking around with your keyboard. So, before you go ahead and install it on a touchscreen-enabled laptop, think twice. It doesn’t perform well with touch gestures. It is a freemium software, which means that you can test it for free before you decide to make a purchase. It found it quite beneficial while playing games. It has a clean and intuitive interface that makes navigating around quite simple!. Not only did BlueStacks allow me to access Play Store, but it also gave me access to its very own app store that has apps optimized for BlueStacks!. Just download, install, put in your Gmail login credentials, and you are good to go! So, I find whining about BlueStacks performing sluggishly while dealing with productivity tools senseless. While on the move, I will be invariably stuck with a tiny device (running Android) that will anyway cripple my productivity.
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